New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
WHO'LL GET PAINE'S MONEY!
THE MIsER's RELATIONS WITH wARDwELL.

TIE MIsER's RELATIONS WITH wARDwELL.
now HE BEHAVED IN REsTAURANr-rHE MONEY
THAT HE boarded.
The Paine will continues to occupy the time Of
Surrogate Rollins before whom additional testimony was
taken yesterday John H. Wardwell who seeks TO have
win admitted to probate which he has been lost and
which Charles Chickerpg and Sumner Caggett. who
toCk out letters Of administration the estate OF the
niser after HIS death. insist never existed,
at beside his counsel, Ex-Governor Daniel
H. Chamberlain and Charles ]. Babbitt
xx-Attorney- General Leslie W. Russell and Captain
Theodore Swift Of the 9th Regiment represented the
ether eide Mr. Russell called Charles Doan who deposed
that he first met Paine in the winter Of lS94s5. He
helped Paine home slippery night, having met him
IN sulivanst He met him in front of No l57 Blocker
st. agerbeer shop. September ID. 1885, and while
talking with him, Policeman Coogan approached ana
gave Paine card, saying 1t was from Wardwell. VINO
wanted to him. Paine became greatly excited ana
replied: :" don't want to see him. don't want 70
have any thing do with him. II he wants to see me let
him TO the dining room In Broadway Idont want
him to como to my room" Paine walked always with
shung gait hardly lifting his feet from the ground and
with his head down Cross examined the witness said
that while walking with Paine the latter oonversed with
him about music and and singers.
% s% NJ PAM. T"s' @ too too
.icS for me and couldn't on musical subjects
e. talked aps
Tsu Me Sene Sn % saw a an
there for endowment tLaughter played criboage
Q-How do you happen to be witness' Al dont know.
The witness said a man called on him and told him he
would better appear a witness He said he did not
propose do The said he could be compelled to-
thought the over the witness continued and
came to re conclusion that 1t healthy for me to
come down." He said he had been clerk In the Post
Office had removed In 1884 for testyng against
Ais superior officer.
Policeman Richard K. COoSan, identified Wardwell as
the man who gave him card to hand to Paine He was
the officer post the place where Paine lived In
Beeckerst He corroborated the story OF the last WIT
ness Paine acted he did not want to see wardweH
Donald McInness, clerk In the Post Office, dep0ses
that Paine was in the habit OF visiting the office of Price,
1t IL West Fourths prior to 1882 the witness also
had Office there. Paine received money from Price
ssn and said Gs@ that he sS ~O" ND TAKE care ct r
testified in Paine spanes his ankle The wit
he often had hun The witnrss oanda ssd
would an nos take s Of
for few days on another occasion Paine S fell and
is1e you'd not ssP the Iii tad ps %of h
John r. Krause, who Keeps restaurant deposed that
rans entered rssi. ss IN or
ne was always two or three cents ZEN snS.' an5
carry them Oh On occasion he took all the new.ra
in the S Sst and s S1 Sss 1t
bottle OF Worcestershire sauce his stew. and would
put butter crusts Of bread and put them In his
Theodore H. Swift. attorney for Sumner f. Claggett
and Charles F. Chickering the administrators OF Psnes
sssss's sssasS '1
recovered that would be the amount OF the estate me
witness was present at MI once Woen the
eriDgs possession was taken from the saie. ~ was
opened IN presence Of the witness, Robert Ireat
81 bills MANY S. SO and 500 bills several 500 DIS
number Of $500 and 2l0 81 900 bills besides package
papers Among th.se and others IN the nads
suit OF Andrew g. Marsh against James H. Paine
with agreement to have order OF arrest cancelled
statements of the Chicago Land Company ana men,
company; paper authorizing my old friend, John A.
Wariwe" 10 attend interests Of Paine in the will
Of his brother Robert Treat Paine aud In other
and 81 I 400 Tor dividends Of the
Chicago Land Company belonging to Paine signed
by WardweL The witness said steps were taken 10 on
gard TO the amount of dividends belonging Ia pane tnat
had forwarded and statement was received The
witness called Warlwe attorney for Chickering
and Claggett three occasions In March last Ward
well said he had heard OF man In broadway VINO knew
where bonds belonging to Paine ana ne
would ascertain the mans name Az the thiIu nerve"
Wardwe said that when he had received drart ior
elI422 from Chicago last October he had paid
Paine $1,000 and Paine had given him the balance.
Wardwe said that he did not know that Paine was dead
ct the time that he drew the money on diaft Tor SoIe
which had arrived from Chicago for Paine. ana nc re-
turned the money the witness. AT an Interview in
April Wardwell said that note by PeoD. Endorsed by
Wardwe for 81 3i6 due 10 Pane had not been pald ne
cause there duplicate OF II which might have been
paid and because they had been compelled 10 pay nsny
on the amount witness identified receipt FOR -
for rent for Paine for month ana receipt from
Joseph seris. for $3.50 given him by Paine In 1870 10 he
IN business portion OF the profits vi which was 10
The case will he resumed at IL a m. today